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Theres a lucemond bingo and i am going to make as many of the prompts as possible into hamverse art
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uhh check out The Chronicles of Hamluke on ao3 for some context
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listen... I dont know how to explain this other than i love the hamverse, and i love corluke
Hamluke
If you fucking LOVE "Star Wars" and are somewhat familiar with Hamlet I'll bet one million Fringe Bucks that you will die from a geek-induced orgasm of nerdosity no later than halfway through this show. Its premise is to hang Hamlet's skeleton on a tree branch and have the entire Ewok nation hurl "Star Wars" jokes on it until said branch bows under the immense weight of as much as fifty Geoge Lucases. It's not intelligent. It's not even terribly clever. But it is fun. Even for this reviewer who hasn't seen either source material in a good five years.
-Leigh-
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A long time ago, in a castle far, far away... Hamluke embarks on a tragic tale of betrayal and revenge in this hilarious, acclaimed, Star Wars-inspired version of William Shakespeare's Hamlet, as told by Wookiees, droids, and Jedi Knights. Fresh from their run playing Hamlet and Ophelia in Theatre in the Round's production of Hamlet, Clarence Wethern and Lindsay Marcy star as Hamluke and Opheleia. Hamluke also features Mike Rylander reprising his role of Darthius and Polyodius in his final performance in the Twin Cities.
